Why it matters
Links from respected, relevant sites remain one of the strongest signals that your site can be trusted. Service pages rarely earn them on their own, so outreach usually starts with a useful guide, checklist or tool. The easiest links are often ones you’ve already earned: sites that mention you without a link, and links pointing at pages that no longer exist.
Signs you need this
- Competitors have links from industry sites you don’t
- Your business is mentioned online without links
- Old URLs that other sites link to now return errors
- Your site has nothing others would cite
What we do
Recover what’s yours
We redirect broken URLs to the best live page and ask sites with unlinked mentions to add a link.
Create something worth citing
Where it’s missing, a focused guide, checklist or tool built from your expertise.
Find prospects
Industry publications, associations, partners, suppliers and local sites relevant to your business.
Pitch personally
Each site gets an individual pitch matched to what it publishes.
How we check it worked
We report every link earned, with the page it’s on and why it’s relevant.
Common questions
How many links will we get each month?
We don’t sell links by quantity. One relevant link from a respected site does more than many weak ones.
What about buying links?
Paid link schemes break search engine guidelines and can put your site at risk, which is why we focus on earned links.
Is it OK to ask for a link?
Yes, politely. Many sites simply forgot to add one.
How this page looks on Google
Link outreach and lost link recovery | seekandsprout
Link outreach means contacting relevant websites, publications and organisations and offering them something on your site that’s worth linking to.
The title and description we wrote for search engines, as they appear in results.